Sentence examples for punctuated by a system of from inspiring English sources

The ridge is about 20 km (13 miles) high and 20 km wide, and some areas are punctuated by a system of mountains about 10 km (6 miles) high.

Similarly, the account given by Isaac Newton (1642 1727) of his system of the natural world is punctuated by a defense of his methods and an outline of a positive program for scientific inquiry.

Their relationship was punctuated by a series of drug arrests.

His long exile was punctuated by a series of forlorn attempts to recover his throne.

However, the relationship has been punctuated by a series of perceived disagreements.

My workdays, for example, are punctuated by a series of meetings.

The history of the development of the process industry has been punctuated by a number of hazardous explosions, sometimes very severe.

The long-term record is punctuated by a series of volcanic disasters, where repeated cycles of massive destruction were followed by differing cycles of forest regeneration.

Kenya had won the men's race nine straight years, punctuated by a sweep of the top three positions last year.

But the relative calm has since been punctuated by a trickle of rocket fire and occasional Israeli airstrikes.

He denied the allegations in a trial which punctuated by a number of outbursts by him.